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Guyanese construction providers needed to build new petroleum training institute for Exxon

Guyana's rapidly growing oil and gas sector will soon have a world-class technical training college. ExxonMobil has published a RFI (Request for Information) targeting construction service providers, to pave the way for the establishment of the Guyana Technical Training...

Dutch company’s innovative composite pipe installed at ExxonMobil’s Liza Field

Strohm, a composite pipe company, has successfully installed its first deepwater/high-pressure thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) jumper in the Stabroek Block offshore Guyana. The installation marks the adoption of Strohm's innovative "Jumper on Demand" approach and its effectiveness in enhancing...

APA Corp. in talks for joint development with Guyana after Block 58 discoveries

With the Block 58 discoveries offshore Suriname seeming promising, APA Corp. is mulling the installation of a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) terminal in the basin. As reported by Bloomberg, APA’s Vice President Gary Clark told investors at the Enercom...

Petrobras adds 80,000 bpd to Campos basin output

Brazilian company Petrobras has initiated production from the Anita Garibaldi floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel in the Campos Basin, offshore Brazil. The FPSO is poised to operate concurrently in the post-salt and pre-salt regions of the Marlim and...

Ghana’s tech expertise meets Guyanese roots for oil oversight

A Ghanaian technology firm known for its expertise in the oil and gas sector has teamed up with a Guyanese/Canadian company to offer offshore monitoring services for the South-American nation’s growing energy industry.  West Coast Gas Ghana, a multinational company...

86 subsea tree awards anticipated in H2 2023, H1 closes with 196 – Westwood

The first half of 2023 closed with 196 subsea tree awards, according to new data by Westwood Global Energy Group, released on August 14. The industry's gaze now turns to the remaining months of 2023, when the anticipation of...

Good things ahead: An industrial-scale solution for carbon emissions

By Dr. Lorraine Sobers - OilNOW Guyana’s Petroleum Activities Bill, passed recently in Parliament underscores Guyana’s commitment to maintain its status as a net carbon sink—a country that eliminates more carbon dioxide emissions than it produces. Guyana has been a...

Guyana government agreed to unitise Exxon’s Liza, Payara fields

Guyana’s Minister of Natural Resources has revealed that the government agreed to let Exxon unitise the Liza and Payara fields, a step to allow a floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel from one field to tap oil from...

Saipem secures US$700 million worth of contracts from Eni and BP

Italy's Saipem, a leading engineering, drilling, and construction services company, continues to make waves in the energy sector with its recent contract wins. In the span of two days, the company has secured its third contract this month. The...

The implications of Tullow’s Orinduik departure

Tullow Oil has decided to sell its stake in the Orinduik Block, located offshore Guyana. At first glance, one might perceive this to indicate a lack of confidence in the prospectivity of the Orinduik Block. However, upon closer inspection,...

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Ali’s OTC keynote role “tells you everything” about Guyana’s global energy standing – U.S. Ambassador

Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali is set to deliver the keynote address at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC), a role...